📱 MoKo Magnetic Case: Slim Lightweight Stand Folio Cover for iPad Air 4th Gen 2020/iPad Pro 11" - Auto Wake/Sleep, Black Review

There are so many brands that make device cases like this but I stumbled across Moko for my Kindle case years ago and have used them for all these generic ones Versions trusts the cases I need. The first thing to note. No branding. I like that there aren't any big random names on the covers. That's easy. Black in this case for me and I love it. What I like about this particular model is that it's almost identical to the Apple version. Maybe a little thinner. The magnet is strong and sticks…

When I received my order it said there was an iPad Pro 10.5 in the package I was concerned. However, when I received my iPad Pro 11 inch a day later, the iPad fit perfectly. The magnets are great and are strong. At first I was afraid that it would always slip out, but it doesn't. It is also well thought out that it always works with the new Apple Pencil. So you don't have to remove the case to pair, charge, or store your Apple Pencil. Great case for the price.

I've never had an Apple Smart Folio for iPad, but I ironed them at the store. And I have to admit, I've only had this MoKo clone for a few days. But it works the same and feels almost the same both on the outside when you hold it in your hands and on the inside where it makes contact with the iPad. It's a bit heavier and thicker, but you have to be the main character of Princess and the Pea to notice it on a practical level. It "feels" a little different, maybe a little cheaper in construction,

This is my first 11 inch iPad and my first time looking for a case. I just wanted something thin and protect the screen while wearing it. It definitely met my needs. He is skinny. The magnets are really strong and stick to the iPad very well. It has a nice soft touch texture on both sides and is not slippery. The magnets are strong when you fold it up like a stand. wake up/sleep works. The pencil fits perfectly. The lid only goes over the edge a little, it lifts up easily enough (buttons are…

I ordered this for minimal effect thinking I could keep a pencil safe and protect the iPad corners in one of my cases (Tomtoc or Lacdo). I prefer neoprene sleeves to carry my iPad everywhere by myself. However, this is the heaviest (!) of the three cases I've tried, it doesn't have corner protection and it doesn't have a secure pen compartment. I knew this happened but figured light weight was a compromise. You don't care about any of these things. This cap weighs 9.5 ounces on my scale. This…

I have tried 8 cases from Amazon and this is by far the best case for my use. I take notes on this and the main issue with the iPad Pro 11 is how prone it is to flex. This case won't bend your iPad. This is the toughest of all the cases I've tried (even heavy duty). It also lies completely flat on the iPad, so if you're writing on it on a table it doesn't flex at all (it's thicker than the camera hump, so don't worry). However, this suitcase shouldn't be your only opportunity to carry it…

First and foremost I bought it for $2.99. Nothing really compares to it. All the downsides of this cover can be forgiven for such a price. This case is very thin and uses a magnet to hold the iPad in place, making it easy to put on and take off. It holds the iPad very well and the material used seems to be of decent quality. Now for the cons, it's heavy for my liking. I got this case hoping it was just a scratch guard that I can use around the house, that also works as a stand and that I can…

It is light and fits well. The design is completely satisfied considering the price. But what really makes this case shine for me is the use of magnets to hold the iPad Pro in place. Works and works well enough. My only concern is that the magnetic attachment won't be strong enough and that my device might slip out of the case too easily. So far I'm not too concerned about that as the connection is strong enough to hold the iPad even when the case is held by the non-magnetic front half (like in